What does it mean when you say “I love you doing this” ?

[Anonymous]

Is it grammatically correct?

[AviatorTom]

Whether it's grammatically correct or not, just keep doing it... he likes it.

It is grammatically correct, though a strict English teacher might word it differently.

[Asker]

So does he love me or does he love me doing it?

[AviatorTom]

Possibly both, but he definitely loves what you are doing.

[NicholasRedone]

@AviatorTom I also love a humble couple (who don't care only about themselves, urgh) but a humble, happy couple and how they show words of affirmation, without having to be PDA lol 😆 😂

[NicholasRedone]

It's something most couples say I'd imagine to each other 😉 💓 - and I mean that because they love to say - "aww, honey" 😘 💖

[NicholasRedone]

@lafemmefatale_1 words of affirmation

[Nikki1989]

A more grammatically correct way to express the same sentiment would be, “I love it when you do this.”

[Asker]

Yeah, so what does it mean when a native speaker says that? “I love you doing this so does he love me or me doing this lol

[purplepoppy]

More common to say, "I love it when you do that.'

Usually followed by, "Go on, swallow."

[NicholasRedone]

@purplepoppy I'm such a unique man that I'm not into that spit or that swallow - I'd rather her to say "I love when you (open to interpretation) - well purple, you and I both know this emoji 👋🏻 🫰🏻 🤣 doesn't mean a face slap nor a face squeeze (poor Chris rock) - I think a lady prefers to be treated with appreciation of her - other features, sweetly 😋🙃😊 to the point of a blush

[NicholasRedone]

@purplepoppy surely mine is better than your swallow answer - surely 😉 - but I liked purple your I love it when you do that opening sentence 😀

[NicholasRedone]

@purplepoppy stay groovy pop-py 🙃

[NicholasRedone]

@purplepoppy everyone likes a person who also comes back up to cuddle to the face like a flat doggystyle hug from the back - face kiss and face cuddle - hand holding - squeeze 😚 of the hands or buttocks or both hugs - peace ✌🏻 now how is that not all superior to someone who swallows - lol. Peace out 😁 y'all reading lol 😂😆

[NicholasRedone]

@purplepoppy all referring to lying flat as a couple on a bed 😆 duh. No one does that stuff standing - lol 😆 not even pressed up against a wall lol 😆 not very comfy to my brain - peace y'all fellow dwellers of their minds lol 😂

[WhitneySnow]

No. It’s not grammatically correct. The correct grammar is “I love what you’re doing.” But a lot of people who speak perfectly good English use incorrect grammar when speaking casually around their friends and loved ones.

[Ms_Facesitter]

Whatever "this" is, he loves it when you do it. I don't know how else to explain it.

[NicholasRedone]

@Ms_Facesitter enough to make her blush ;) 😉 is a woman's keeper

[HungTexan]

I think it’s fine grammatically, and it’s a nice thought as well. Enjoy it.

[Manuelwe]

When you give a man a good hand or blow job. Most women do it wrong but as you are doing 8t right. You get praised

[rizzzz007]

I think it is grammetically wrong this sentence does not make any sense

[NathanDavis]

that is not... how I would say it, no...

[Yannae]

There is no other meaning than what it says

[Staximus]

I don't know dude

[ienjoylookingatgreen]

it means make it jiggle again

[In_Trance]

Need some context

[Bklynbadboy12]

Doing what